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Web Development Bootcamp (Rob Percival)

Udemy

3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 1 year, 2016 · score 2.1

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A large project-based Udemy course by Rob Percival covering the core web stack: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and PHP for back-end basics, with challenges and portfolio projects along the way.

Commenters recommend it as a broad starting point that teaches HTML, CSS and JavaScript through projects that can go into a portfolio, and say Percival explains things well and shows his own solutions.

Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#html#css#javascript#bootstrap#php#percival

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  1. RecommendsTheGrandNizmor/learnprogramming2016in “90% off Complete Android developer course Rob Percival”

    I can't speak for this specific course, but I've taken one of his other courses and he does a good job of explaining what to do and gives you challenges and then shows you how he'd have done it. I'd recommend any of Rob's courses because they're his.

  2. RecommendsFuckOffMightBe2Kindr/learnprogramming2016in “Last year I was unemployed and miserable. Using this sub and resources, I've been full time employed for a year. I did it with all free resources. I wanna share with you how I did it.”

    Well the main good thing about Percival's course is that the challenges/projects are all things that can be put in a portfolio. So for CSS you make a reaction game, for Javascript you make a page, and with bootstrap you make a responsive page, wordpress is shit (I recommend skipping it unless you…

  3. RecommendsHidden__Trollr/learnprogramming2016in “What technologies do I need to master to build a website?”

    I've been in your position and with so many different technologies it's hard to decide where to start and I wish someone had given me an example learning route. So here goes: As others have said, you will definitely need 3 basic core languages. * Learn **HTML** to be able to provide your website…

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